Professor Chris Whitty said: “The balance of the threat is very much in favor of young people going to school, as many others are at risk of injury by causing no harm, including this pandemic.”
Experts said the absence of food inequality.
Meanwhile, the death toll in the UK has risen to 41,429 today, and a new death was reported in England.
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GREECE HAS THE HIGHEST DAILY NUMBER OF COVID-19 CASES
Greece today announced a record 284 new coronavirus cases and two new deaths from the virus.
The total number of shown is now 8,664, with 242 deaths.
The government, alarmed that some of all coronavirus cases were shown in the first 3 weeks of August, imposed restrictions on social gatherings and opening hours of restaurants, cafes and bars in 20 locations, adding the capital Athens, until the end of the month.
STURGEON ” RECOGNIZING THE PEOPLE OF ABERDEEN ‘BEFORE THE PARTIAL ABANDONMENT OF THE BLOCKADE
A number of blocking restrictions will be lifted in Aberdeen, the Scottish government announced.
The government said the city would be “in line with the rest of Scotland” since Monday.
The five-mile limit, meeting restrictions, and restrictions on home and hospital care visits will be removed, while non-hospital businesses will also reopen.
Restaurants, pubs, casinos and similar venues will open from Wednesday once environmental fitness checks are completed.
Sturgeon said: “I am grateful to the other people in Aberdeen – the local government and fitness council, local businesses and everyone who lives there – for complying so well with the regulations put in place to prevent them from spreading COVID-19.
“In particular, I am grateful for the understanding of the corporations they had to close to defeat the virus.
“It is thanks to the commitment of the city’s residents, as well as the search for world-class contacts, that we are now going to lift some of those measures from Monday and after Wednesday, but it is vitally important that everyone follows the FACTS rules to prevent an epidemic of this magnitude from falling again.
“In this way, we can move and bring our economy, society and lives to normal as much as possible.”
The most recent figures show that a total of 427 cases have been known in the Grampian NHS region since July 26.
Of these, 259 are related to the same related to the aberdeen pubs, and 1,258 contacts are already known from them.
EAT TO HELP: OR DINNER ACCORDING TO PROGRAM BETWEEN THE FINAL WEEK
Monday marks the last week when Britons can enjoy half-price meals in pubs, restaurants and cafes with the Eat Out to Help Out program.
The government will pay a portion of the bill, up to 10 euros, as applicable, for your food and soft drinks on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays until 31 August.
Read the full list of food chains in our practical explanation.
TRUMP ANNOUNCES EMERGENCY AUTHORIZATION OF CONVALESCENT PLASMA TO TREAT VIRUS
President Donald Trump will announce emergency approval of convalescent plasma for COVID-19, a remedy that has already been administered to more than 70,000 patients, the Washington Post reports.
They will stand out at an upcoming White House convention later in the day, the newspaper said.
ITALY CONFIRMS 1210 COVID INFECTIONS IN 24 HOURS
The number of new coronavirus cases in Italy increased for the seventh day in a row, when 1,210 showed infections on Sunday, the largest buildup since May 12.
According to figures from the Ministry of Health, airports with many travellers on arrival, two regions with heavily trafficked airports, Lombardy, which includes Milan, and Lazio, which includes Rome, have led the days of new case numbers.
Lombardy, where about 40% of known cases in countries occurred in the pandemic, has recorded 239 new infections since Saturday, while Lazio had 184.
Italy has recorded 259,345 COVID-19 infections, 35,437 deaths.
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PHILIPPINES: CORONAVIRUS DEATHS COUNT INCREASES FROM 32 TO 2998
Another 32 people died from coronavirus in the Philippines, raising the death toll to 2,998.
Sunday, 2378 new coronavirus infections, the smallest peak in about 4 weeks.
The total number in the country is 189,601.
TRUMP ADMINISTRATION CONSIDERS QUICK FOLLOW-UP OF COVIDE VACCINE IN UK AHEAD OF ELECTION – REPORT
The Trump administration plans to boost an experimental COVID-19 vaccine developed through AstraZeneca Plc and Oxford University for use in the United States before the November 3 election, according to a Financial Times report.
One option given attention would involve the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) granting emergency use authorization in October to the potential vaccine, which evolved through Oxford and authorized AstraZeneca.
RUSSIA AIMS TO REACH 6 MILLION COVID-19 VACCINES PER MONTH
Russia plans to produce between 1.5 million and 2 million doses consistent with the month of its COVID-19 vaccine until the end of the year.
The country’s government will then aim to increase production to 6 million doses according to the month, RIA news firm cited through Industry Minister Denis Manturov said Sunday.
The large-scale vaccine, developed through the Gamaleya Institute in Moscow, is expected to begin in Russia next week.
ABERDEEN TO LIFT MIDNIGHT LOCK RESTRICTIONS
Several lock restrictions will be removed in Aberdeen.
The Scottish government said the city would be “in line with the rest of Scotland.”
Starting Monday, the five-mile limit, meeting restrictions, and restrictions on home and hospital care visits will be removed, while non-hospital businesses will also reopen.
FRANCE REGISTERS 4,897 NEW COVID-19 INFECTIONS
The French Ministry of Health has reported 4,897 new coronavirus infections within 24 hours.
The new figures mark the highest point since the end of a two-month closure in May to combat the pandemic.
The ministry said the total number of coronavirus deaths in the country increased through one in the more than 24 hours to succeed in 30513.
EU COMMISSIONER IN ‘DEEP DISCUSSION’ AT GOLF DINNER
The EU industry commissioner issued a “full and in-depth” apology when orders for his departure after attending a golf dinner intensified the pandemic.
A spokesman for Phil Hogan said he would not resign, but suggested reading about his position through Irish coalition government leaders Micheal Martin and Leo Varadkar after the occasion at a hotel in western Ireland with more than 80 people. those present.
He is a high-ranking Irish politician with a position in Brussels who would be deeply concerned in any deal with Britain after Brexit.
In a statement, he said: “I recognize that my movements have touched a nerve for the Irish people, so I deeply regret it.
“I am fully aware of the stress, threats and offenses caused to other Irish people by my participation in such an event, at such a difficult time for all, and I am so sorry.”
Police are investigating whether coronavirus regulations were violated on the occasion of the Irish Parliament Golf Company two days after the government announced plans for the number of other people who were allowed to meet.
A resurgence of Covid-19 instances in weeks has led Ireland to oppose some of its plans to reopen the company after the closure.
CHINA REPORTS 12 NEW COVID CASES, NO MORE DEATHS
China reported 12 new cases of coronavirus on Sunday and there were no further deaths.
The National Health Commission said 422 patients were being treated, 16 of them in condition.
The death toll in China, where the epidemic began in December, is 4,634
INDIA: COVID-19 CASES PASS MILLIONS
India reported 69239 new coronaviruses on Sunday, bringing the total number of infections to more than 3 million.
The country’s workload is now 3.04 million, Brazil and the United States.
The number of coronavirus deaths increased from 92 to 56,706, according to the knowledge of the federal Department of Health.
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IRELAND: NO NEW DEATHS, NEW CASES
No new Covid-19-like deaths have been reported to the Irish Department of Health.
The fitness formula has been reported with 61 cases shown, bringing the total to 27,969.
GERMANY: POLICIES CALL FOR BAN ON PRIVATE PARTIES AS CASES REACH FOUR MONTHS
Germany temporarily bans personal holidays, several lawmakers warned on Sunday, after the number of coronavirus infections in Europe’s largest economy reached a maximum of four months.
The number of cases shown in Germany increased from 2,034 to 232,082, according to the robert Koch Institute for Infectious Diseases (RKI) on Saturday, the point since last April. The number of reported deaths increased from seven to 9267.
“We will have to not threaten to close day care centers and schools and that young people will be forced to stay home for weeks because we have accepted higher infection rates due to lax regulations in the celebrations of the family circle,” Saskia Esken, co-leader of the Social Democrats, told the Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung (FAS) newspaper.
Ralph Brinkhaus, leader of the conservative parliamentary bloc cdu/CSU, said: “Unfortunately, since the beginning of the summer, some oversight has spread.”
The comments come from Chancellor Angela Merkel’s scheduled meeting with the prime ministers of Germany’s federal states on Thursday to discuss a unified technique for the next steps.
“Private festivities are a wonderful danger,” Ursula Nonnemacher, fitness minister for The state of Brandenburg, told FAS, adding that there is a genuine threat of “strict contact restrictions” if new infections continue to rise.
MEDICAL LEADERS SAY THE RISK OF CORONAVIRUS AT SCHOOL IS SMALLER THAN THE DAMAGE THAT DOESN’T GO AWAY
Children are at greater risk of long-term injury if they do not go to school than if they return to school despite the coronavirus, the UK’s leading doctors warned.
In a set issued before schools reopened next month, the councillors said the youth had an “exceptionally low threat to die” from Covid-19.
They stated that “very few, if any, young and adolescent” would suffer long-term damage from the virus just by going to school, while there is “certainty” that the damage will not return.
Chief doctors and assistants said that schools were not a “common direction of transmission” and that teachers did not have a greater threat of death to the working-age population in general.
However, they noted that knowledge of British and foreign studies indicated that transmission in schools can be largely staff to staff from academics to staff.
“This reinforces the desire to maintain social distance and smart infection in and out of classrooms, especially between staff and between older and adult youth,” they said.
GOVERNMENT RELEASES NEW DEATH FIGURES
The government said another 41,429 people had died in the UK within 28 days of testing positive for Covid-19 on Sunday, an increase of six the day before.
Separate figures published through UK statistics agencies show that there are now 57,000 uk-registered deaths where Covid-19 was indexed on the death certificate.
The government also said that by 9 a.m. on Sunday, there were 1,041 laboratory-confirmed cases of coronavirus.
A total of 325,642 was confirmed.
30 COVID-19 OUTBREAKS OCCURRED IN REABED SCHOOLS IN JUNE, ANALYSIS SHOWS
There were 30 outbreaks of coronavirus in English after they reopened, according to one analysis.
A Public Health England (PHE) report, published On Sunday, said that the reopening of schools after the remainder of the national closure related to a total of 198 showed instances of Covid-19, 70 in youth and 128 among staff.
67 cases of singles, 4 “co-primary” cases and 30 covid-19 outbreaks were shown in June, he added.
A total of 121 cases were similar to outbreaks, 30 in youth and 91 among staff, according to the analysis.
Co-primary cases were explained as two or more cases shown with an unusual epidemiological link diagnosed at the same time, while outbreaks were explained as two or more epidemiologically similar cases in which the following cases were diagnosed within 14 days.
Outbreaks were small and more than one part (53%) only affected a secondary case, according to the analysis.
HUGH FEARNLEY-WHITTINGSTALL URGES THE PUBLIC TO AVOID SINGLE-USE MASKS
Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall urged the public to wear a single-use mask and opt for a renewable or homemade mask.
The 55-year-old prominent chef and presenter warned that the coronavirus pandemic could increase the amount of plastic waste created and deter others from wearing plastic gloves.
Fearnley-Whittingstall, who presented the War On Plastic crusade with Anita Rani last year, also said it ‘not safer’ to buy plastic-wrapped fruits and vegetables.
He said: “Clearly, the number one priority of all right now is for themselves and their families.
“But the evidence I’ve noticed suggests that more single-use plastic in our daily lives doesn’t help us do that.
“We don’t want to wear plastic gloves; in fact, they give us a false sense of security. They can become infected as easily as our hands, so it makes a lot more sense to just wash their hands.”
“We don’t want to buy those single-use disposable masks – which many other people don’t know are plastic – we can buy reusable washable masks – or make ours – that are just as smart and don’t pollute the environment.”
MEDICAL DIRECTOR DOES NOT WARN THAT THE VACCINE IS READY UNTIL WINTER 2021
A Covid-19 vaccine is unlikely to be available until winter 2021, the leading medical officer warned today.
Professor Chris Whitty said he would be “surprised” if he had an effective vaccination earlier.
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An illegal rave attended by more than 150 young people at a hot spot of the coronavirus had to be interrupted by police.
The collection took place at the Entwistle Reservoir, between Blackburn and Bolton, two spaces where there are more restrictions due to the pandemic.
The guy who arranged the occasion stopped through officials and his confiscated apparatus.
Deputy Police Deputy Chief Terry Woods of Lancashire Police tweeted: “Disappointed to see illegal raves start at Entwistle Reservoir overnight.
“The force’s resources were mobilized and stopped quickly.
“The known organizer on site, arrested, his van and all the audio/other devices seized. More than 150 young people are now returning with their families to eventually transmit the virus.”
Dr Sakthi Karunanithi, Director of Public Health at Lancashire County Council, tweeted: “Unacceptable behaviour by the organiser. Thousands of young people and other people and families are sacrificing their freedom while a small minority behave irresponsibly. Please mix socially.”
“It would be a consequence for our economy and ours if this leads to more cases.”
FLORIDA CASES APPROVE 600,000
Florida surpassed 600,000 cases of coronavirus on Sunday, but reported one of its lowest totals in two months, following a downtrend that began five weeks ago.
Florida reported 2,974 new cases on Sunday, the time since June 22 in which fewer than 3,000 new cases have been reported in a day.
The other time on Monday, when 2,678 cases were reported.
CASES GO UP
1041 instances of Covid were shown throughout the UK overnight.
This that 325642 has now tested positive for the error in Britain since the beginning of the epidemic.
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